This is "Taniwha", trying to look like a biiiiig piece of art when it's really only postcard size. It's backed with handmade paper.
And here is "Comfortably Numb", on a fabric-covered canvas frame. Boy, it's hard to operate an industrial stapler when you have small hands. I only get about 1 in 5 staples in.
posted by Shirley Goodwin @ 12:55 PM
Musings of a dyer and fiber artist from Lord of the Rings and Narnia country, the South Island of New Zealand. Also into knitting and felting with hand-painted wools.
My children think I've become a hippy. My mother can't imagine why people would pay me to teach them to quilt and dye fabric. She thinks I like making bedspreads. I'm a dyer and fiber artist, living with 2 Manx cats and 2 Standard Poodles in an A-frame house with views of the Southern Alps (from my upstairs studio) in the South Island, New Zealand. Regrettably, I have a day job as well, but them's the breaks.
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2 Comments:
Lookin' good! I so like what framing up these smaller pieces does for them. No question about whether they are art or not.
I empathize about the stapler - I too had trouble managing one and resorted to using upholstery tacks!
Those are fabulous!
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